Super Junior To meet Wikipedia's quality standards, this article or section may require cleanup.Please discuss this issue on the talk page, or replace this tag with a more specific message. Editing help is available.This article has been tagged since July 2006.Super Junior (슈퍼주니어) is a 13 member K-pop boy band. The group first debuted with 12 members on November 5, 2005 with their first single, Twins. The original 12 members, in age order (from oldest to youngest), were LeeTeuk (the leader), Heechul, Hankyung, YehSung, KangIn, ShinDong, SungMin, EunHyuk, DongHae, Choi Si Won, RyeoWook, and KiBum. At their debut, eleven of these members were Korean and one was Chinese. The Chinese member, Hankyung, was picked through auditions held in China by SM Entertainment in 2001. Many of the members had already made a name for themselves prior to Super Junior's debut through acting, VJ-ing, and modeling. On May 23, 2006 SM Entertainment announced the addition of a new member, Cho KyuHyun, making them the 13 member group they are today.HistoryEven before their official debut, Super Junior was a hot topic over the Internet. News broke about SM Entertainment's unprecedented plans of forming a large 12 member group. Rumors about the identity of the members as well as the group's name circulated for months. For awhile, many speculated that they were going to be known as "Common Ground." [citation needed] Another speculation claimed that the band was going to be called "O.V.E.R" (Obey the Voice for Each Rhythm). [citation needed] Before officially debuting as a group, they had already made appearances on television via acting, VJing on music programs, or modeling. Some of the members still continue to do so today, such as Choi Si Won and Hee Chul, who are active in dramas and movies.Super Junior made their first television appearance as a group on SBS Inki Gayo on November 6, 2005 as a 12 member group. The group performed its first single, TWINS (Knock Out). TWINS (Knock Out) and You are the One were released online on November 11, 2005. A single was scheduled to be released in November but a more complete album was released on December 7, 2005 instead. In December 2005, Super Junior collaborated with another popular boy band, TVXQ. Together they released a single titled Show Me Your Love. During this time, the two groups could be seen on the same shows together to promote their album.On May 23, 2006 SM Entertainment announced the addition of a new member, Cho KyuHyun. KyuHyun became the youngest member, as well as the 12th Korean in the group. The new 13 membered group released its new look and its newest single U online on May 25, 2006. U became a success and enjoyed the #1 spot on music programs for the very first time in the group's career. Followed, soon thereafter, by the release of Endless Moment on May 29, 2006. On July 23rd, 2006, Super Junior started promoting their new song, Dancing Out from the 2006 SMTOWN summer album.Typical of a teen idol, however, Super Junior has been criticized for lipsynching and accused of lack of vocal skills, specifically for shaky pitch and heavy breathing.[1][2] The criticisms worsened in July 2006 when they lipsynched on Show! Music Core (쇼! 음악중심) of MBC, a show that guarantees all live performance. While fans have defended them saying that Hee Chul was ill, their critics argued that they shouldn't have to because they are a large 13 member group.[3] Despite this, they have still remained popular and their album sales have been decent.Aside from music programs, they could be also seen in dramas. In 대결! 슈퍼주니어의 자작극, Super Junior have wrote, produced, and acted. The subject matters of the drama were the top three choices of the viewers.[4][5] The mini-series soon became popular among his fans. Their busy schedule was briefly interrupted when Hee Chul fractured his femur in a car accident, but the group managed to restart fairly quickly. However, because their single Dancing Out was a summer single, they had their "Goodbye Special" (performing their last singles U and Dancing Out for the last time) on SBS's "Inki Gayo" on September 3, 2006.[6] Until the release of their sophomore album, the members will be seen on televisions or heard on radios individually.
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